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- CM» TWA THE SHERMAN COUJtffY JOURNAL MORO, ORRGOÄ FRIDAY, AUGUST 2fi, 1930 manse. The teachers and officers of the Sunday school met last Week at the manse and discussed the work òf the <^11. It was de cided to have Promotion and Rally Day on Sunday, September 10. Mx>. Carroll Sayrs and Mrs. Mar tin Melzer were appointed a com mittee to work out the details of the program. ' s< ms that if the committee wen Statehouse Gossip Light Dimming to advocate one county-wide di3- ti .et it would be following the cor- (Continued from?page one» - Sherman County Observer Now Mandatory ’ Grass Valley Baptipt Church: rict path. t Established Nov. 2, 1888 into difficulties. Leaders of th. While this would not mean the (In the Methodist building) Sun Operators of motor, vehicles in Grass Valley Journal so-called Pension Friendly grout day, Aug. 27: 10 a. m. Bible School. c< nsolidation of the schools ink Oregon are now required by state Established “ Oct. 14, 1897 in the state .meeting in Sakai Sat law to dim their lights when meet Whc is Uzziah? Come and learn CONSOLIDATED March 6. 1931 one it would mean doing away urday night demanded, that more with Hie inequalities of the prrs- ing an approaching vehicle at the answer. .¡11 a. m., Morning Wasco News-Enterprise e. t tax situation apd perhap: adequate pensions for th. needy night, Earl Snell, secretary ‘ of Worship - The pastor will speak Established Nov. 1891 v ould eventually lead to a school aged be included in any program state, reminded motorists today in on “The Ambition of the Chris CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 c nsolidation that would provid< that might be evolved for pension NO MAN is justified in doing/ explaining changes in the law reg tian.’ 7 p. m. - Baptist Young £ school that would come nearei ing of employees on the publii ulating auto lights which was Peoples Union. 8 p. m., Th»iCox^f evil on the ground of expedien Published Every Friday at t » meeting the needs and demands payroll. adopted by the 1939 state legis Home Hour, led by Mrs. Maude cy.—Theodore Roosevelt. Moro, Oregon Furthermore there has been a Garrett. 8 p. m. Thursday - Pray c ' the patrons thereof. lature. general lifting of the eyebrows High school students of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Giles L. French__________ Edltor Under the old act, motorists er and Bible Study. Also monthly aver the' governor’s action in inau c ur.ty are this year arranging to THE STATE OF OREGON FOR business meeting. vzere required to dim their head- Entered as second-class matter at j > to other counties because, in gurating the study into a retire .. Gerald C. Dryden, Pastor. THE COUNTY OF SHERMlAlN the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon : ’ probability, their parents are ment plan for public- employees repaid as it was borrow? money., I'P^ts only when meeting another In the Matter of the Liquidation - . • car on a wet, Hard-surfaced high of March Congress under Act of • : satisfied with the type of in- among those who recall that a Moro Community Church: Sun- of BANK OiF COMMERCE, Was way. The law as amended re 3, 1879. » uction offered here. A lack of resolution providing for just such Dcuglas fiV, pine and other lum quires dimming at all times when dav, August 27, 10 a. m., Sunday co, Oregon. f—.ante keeps others here. This a study was killed by the last lcg- ber is needed in Spain for recon within 500 feet of the oncoming school. 11 a. m. Morning Worship. NOTICE OF PAYMENT > OF indication that school board: lature, presumably at the gover- struction but this business must vehicle. Sermon by the pastor on the FINAL DIVIDEND TO DEPOSI ï ,d those who have the duty ©i ¡ore direction. The committee, wait until the Spanish government “This law is based On courtesy theme, “The Miracle of the Ages. TORS AND OF PAYMENT OF 30 - Second informal group dia- CLAIMS OF GENERAL CREDI providing education for the chib which the governor has set up for is pfepared to consent to impor and safe driving practice and this study is lacking in any legis- might appropriately get to- ii sion of the young people a t the TORS ~ OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER «n, n t s own own i 4ht»oh. Only .bacfc-£aw material wholehearted compliance with the Notice is hereby given that Mark •tner and improve the quality ative study and must pay be its found l ’5 permitted for the present and all act unquestionably will cut down SUBSCRIPTION RATES instruction offered. Large ?xpt nses unless a way can Skinner, Superintendent of Banks manufactured articles are prohibit the number of traffic accidents re Epidermic Art Gallery Payable in Advance hopl- are the only feasible course o finance these out of the $10,000 ed. Inquiry by the bureau of for ported in Oregon,’’ Snell declared of the State of Oregon will pay, on ’und given to the governor for eign commerce discloses that‘-when ONE YEAR ............ ............. $1.60 hen cost is considered. or after September 1, 1939, a tenth estarch inlieu of the appropria Spain allows lumber to be import “Every month statistics on traffic and final dividend of 24.77% on accidents in this state show a AUGUST 25,1939 The agreement signed by Ger- tion asked for by the old state plan- ec it will draw the line at.plyw depositors’ claims in - the above pjm bsr of mishaps in which glar- wny and Russia has upset the iing board which was abolished prodnets, such as dootfs', •■ F o rey n a rg h e ad lig h ts were a contributinp named liquidation filed and ap request. world and made war a more pos it the " • governor’s Spain held 13th position a« market i fa*tor Any driver, however ex proved up to and including July COUNTY FAIRS * • • ble conclusion than before. It For American •-r L’mher.«» The mar- pert and cautious he may be, is ir 7, 1939. Said dividend will be paid Sixty thousand partons of elec- ket is expeètpd to op-n proba.»ly Now comes the time of the 'hkes it apparent that treaties to all claim holders of record or danger of having an accident if ric utilities in Oregon have shar- next winter; th far east market county fairs when the finest pio- 1 tween nations in Europe ar In the event of assignment, to their the lights of an oncoming car so duct of field and garden, pasture worth little and that no one ca’ d in rate reductions aggregating when hostilities quiet down. Each impair his vision that he cannot assignees. lot and feed barn is washed and :?11 what the alignment might be ^300,000 a year, which have been country will require billions of feet Notice is further given that de shined to compete for prizes in th? when and if war does come. Rns out into effect --since January 1, of lumber from the United States, sec his side of th. road as he pass positors’ claims aggregating the show ring or judging pavilion. a turned against England an According to O. R. Bean, public "most originating in the Pacific es the car.” -principal sum of $62.90, filed since commissioner. All of Northwest. A delegation of. Jan- During the year 1938 three per- County fairs differ in attractions T rance, its long time ally, to job utilities the payment of the last dividend, hese rate reductions. Bean points ancse business men recently visit-j sons were killed and 36 were in- ith Germany in a trade agree throughout the state and probably will at the same time be paid prior uk have followed informal con- ed the Northwest and made tenta- jured in auto accidents in wh.ch throughout the nation. Some have unt and Germany made a sort o dividends. erences between the commission- live plans to purchase -a huge - glaring headlights were factors practically stopped in favor of the ?ace with Russia, the natura Notice is also given that on or r and officials of the various util- amount of Pacific Coast products Snell’s figures show. One death nt my bf its former ally, Japar amusement program, horse racing after September 1, 1939 payment and nine injuries were reported seems that Germany cannot g' ties. or rodeo; some retain their origi will be made of claims of eredk during the first five months ol nal flavor through the showing of » war for a long period withou of the tore in the sum of $367.90. iPay of the survivors Representatives of the L.agur fine products of farm or range. '.ussia’s natural resource« an* »f Oregon Citi .'S found p’:nty o', Sauali.i was cut $15 a month, dat- 1939 as a result of drivers being Thia notice is given and publish- temporarily blinded by brigh Several counties have a 4-H club' tussia 'rosy in'*rd to withhol J eu pursuant to an order of tht from May 23 wh? the subma- ympathy but little entourage* or Future Farmer show without hem in an efloit to contimi tine failed to come up. Sailors on r^adllghU . Hon. Carl Hendricks, Judge of the lent when they brought thei' The law was amended to provide benefit of entertainment features, -.eace. The lines do not seem t above entitled court, duly made and • submarines receive $15 a month treet* financing problems to Gov- that headlights should be of such some have the racing and riding ►e drawn for a rgeat war as yet entered on August 15th, 1939. extra because of the hazardous rnor Sprague in a conference here intensity as to reveal persons and with little attention paid to ex Date of th; first publication, work and as their ship went out his we.k. Mayor H. W. Hand of vehicles at a distance of at least hibits. A; gust 18, 1939. Corvallis told the governor tha1 of commission they were automat 350 feet ahead instead of 200 feet Date of final publication, .August Sherman county is fortunate in cut the $15. •nany Oregon cities are experienc- ically “The Great O m l.” tattooed man ___ _________ _ as under the old law. The new that the best elements of the old 25, 1939. I r difficulty in financing street law stipulates that the beam of the who claim s to be a form er English MARK SKINNER, Super time county fair are retained wh 1. improvements and suggested that Sherman County Fair, Sept. 15-17 j headlight when dimm.d shall not arm y m ajor, has bronght his epi intendent of Banks in charge the usual entertainments have been rrom the Obaeryer Aug. 26, 19V he state highway department - ---- ------ -- project higher than 42 inches a- derm ic art gallery to the United of the liquidation of the Sheriff Freeman returned iron -night come to the . rescue. The _________ added. Those who are interested bove the ground at a distance of States, where he plans on exhlbltins Bank of Commerce, Wasco,J in the display of fine live. sto?k i man hunt on the 20th, with hi ijovernor told the delegation that It. “ Om l,” a New York visitor. Is 75 feet in front of the car. the exhibition of tediously made man, a forger named Dan Grey Oregon. 11 funds of the highway depart tattooed from head to foot. After January 1, 1940, cars equiy fancy work or the showing of who held up Merchant Irby of Ktnl ment are already- allocated for the NOTICE TO CREDITORS ped with multiple-beam road light fruits may find enjoyment ant 1 ast June, for >160. year. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ing lamps must be equipped with b those who like the more thrillibg I James Mitchell is improving a beam indicator which will illuminal Bethlehem Chapter, No. , 78.O.E.S that the undersigned, Sam Van sights of racing or rodeo are alsc veil as could be expected. Of 65,750 Oregon school childrer Moro, Oregon Vactor, has been duly appointed Drs. Goffin have sold their Joh examined during the past twr when the uppermost beam is used given pleasure. Meets Every Second and administrator of the estate of Day stock farm in this county This indicator must be conveniently Years ago when big strings of veers 3,182 were found to have Fourth Thursdays in each Orville G. Smith, Deceased, and located so that the operator can tell horses furnished the power for ind have taken in part paymen lefective hearing according bo f Month. Visiting members has qualified as auch administra at a glance whether his lights are farming operations in this county Clark county, Washington an; •»■port by the State Board of Invited tor All persons having claims dimmed or on full strength. it was natural that good horsefle-'h Coos coupty. Oregon lands. Hralth The examinations, conduct Rose Amidon, W,M. _ against saufestate are herehy noti Hugh McIntire of Umatillr »li by the division of maternal and would be found here. Now th:il Ruth Sparling, Secretary. fled and required to present_the The New Competition machinery does the work it is i •ounty is in Sherman'county thi •hild health, were carried on in 32 same, duly verififcd, to the First week attending to his harvest an» bit odd that this county should t >j •ounties and part of Portland. A man mortgaged his home to Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 11< National Bank of Portland, Sher the other 35 counties in «hi ?: ther farm interests. buy an automobile. Then he went Moro, Oregon man County Branch, Moro, Ore Tom & Wilkerson of Rufus have The pension proposal initiated horses. Yet, we . do. When -tilt around and tried to mortgage the Meets 2d & 4th Tues gon, within six months from the een out nearly three weeks with prizes are given at the state fr i »y Tom Monks of Portland is al cpr to build a garage. date of the first publication ot day of each month. heir thresher and are making Sherman county Belgians and Per most identical with a measure in- “How are you going to buy the Visiting members wel this notice, to-wU: 'August H , cherons will wear many of tht bout 1,000 sacks a day. ieduced in the last legislature by gas J ” curiously inquired the mm come. T. A. Fowler of Rufus made a ribbons—a t least they have beui Representative Engdahl of Umatil of whom the loan was asked. 1939. y an Vactor Rebekah Wilson, N.G »usiness trip to Shaniko the latte1 la, Carter of Curry and Mc-Allis- “Well,” replied the other slowly, Florence Johnston.Se« doing so. Administrator. of Marion. The Monks meas- A county that produces stock of art of the week.' “if I own a house, a car and a Bruce Kee was in D Moss hunt such quality might be expected t< »J designed after the Indiana garage, I should think any dealer Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Brown & Van Vactor, 40-43 Ag geese and killed a hen. jross sales tax, provides for a levy have a good fair. And in this cast would be willing to trust me for Meets on the 1st and Attorneys expectations will not be disr p- vrom the Observer Aug. 24, 1900 of two percent on all retail sales, gas ” 3rd Thursday eve THE COUNTY COURT OF At a council meeting on the 16th and one-fourth of one per cent or. peintments. nings of each month. IN INTHE STATE o f OREGON he committee of ordinances read wholesale transactions. The mon Visiting member« cor 'FO R SHERMAN COUNTY Nice Man n ordinance which will form the ey would be used in financing pen- di ally invited to 'meet INSURE - “Did you go on a honeymoon, In the Matter of the Guardian The percentage of moisture in VIoro Fire Department, if passed. dons of $30 a month for persons with us. S iiz a belle?” ship of Estate of LeRoy H Dr. Hill is quite ill at his home ’»ve’r the age of 60 years and $35 -a the soil at seeding time is usual “Ah suppose you might call it A. B. Christianson W. M. Martin, an Insane Person. Moro. . _ • ly a good indicator of the yield o month for persons 65 years or C. V. Belknap, Secy. dat, ma'am. Hennery done he’p ------- C IT A T IO N Harry Brown found his coat over. Any surplus would be divide wheat that may be obtained fre n me wid washing»s de fust week.” ,z the ground the following harvest" ’.’here it was lost. ed, 75 per ceht to ' reduction of Moro Lodge No. 113. ~I. O. O. F . T o LeRoy H. Martin, -the above Moro, Oregon named insane person, to Myles 'Pat MacDonald cleaned up 11,- property taxes and 25 p?r cent to Records at the experiment statin '00 sacks of wheat.this harvest. Meets 1st and 3rd Elroy Martin, to Lola Be*tr,^e the irriducible school fund. The. show that With few exceptions- J. H. Marquis shipped from ou’ measure was defeated 39 to 19 in [ GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF Tuesdays, in .the C’.ehand, the next.of km of the and those the direct result of tx markets 225 cattle hides and 200C the House but Monks is convinced I.O..O.F. hall Trai g*id LeRoy H. Martin, an insane 11 erne weather conditions—t ’n bs of tallow. sient and visiting person. that the people will approve the umount of soil moisture in th A tto rn e y -A t L a w Mr. Damon had one field that program if given the opportunity brothers are cordi t IN THE NAME OF THE B londe Yvonne of th eN ew F olies »ummerfallow has the great s veraged 44 bushels to the acre B ergere at Treasure Island is con ally invited to meet STATE OF OREGON: You and efftet on the yield. sidered one of the best dressed 4is general average was 39 bushel each of you are hereby requirec M o r o a n d W a s c o with us. More than 80,000 persons have At this time there is less s n All persons in need of brick car viewed the “New Oregon Trail girls in Paris. She offers h er style to be and appear before the.above Vernon Miller, N. G. moisture than for many years t kv g gestion s to thes»e little m anne ipw obtain them by applying tc in the Highway department’s little su Joe Truitt, Secretary- entitled court within ten days |K rcentage being but little abev quins w ho grace an exhibition of from the date of the service of e\en. A normal growing seas»’ 3. F. Hoover, at the yard at Moro ‘heater in the Oregon exhibit at chem ically prepared fabrics a t the west of the court house. As the eleg a .it fa te .,JT von ne ^b nought an this citation upon you if servet the San Francisco fair, according with thia small supply of moistur wardrobe w ith her, causes within Sherman County, Oregon will not make a yield of more that upply ia limited the first to come to Harold B. Say, in cYiarge ofZJke P w arisian comment"foff-stage as w ell us being the county in which thn department’s travel btu*e«u. Iran oa ide half the average. This presuming vill be served first. —* w h ere. Incidentally, she ap <r**s Valley Journal Aug 27, 1920 Francisco radios and newspapers proceeding is pending, and within of course, that there are no abur pears in a m ore or less sta te of The Johnson drill struck a good : twenty days if Served within anj will be utilized in a four-day charm ing uftdress. dant June rains or heavy winter low of water for L W. Amick “Travel to Oregon” campaign other county of this state, snows. August 23 to 27, Say announced. personally served, or if served by This fives added point to th< Saturday at a depth of 235 feet A little son arrived at the home > publication, then within twenty plea of AAA officials that the g< v eight days from the date of ^the ernment crop insurance is n< v »f Mr. and Mrs. Carl ¡Adams Sherman County Fair, Sept. 15-17 first publication of this citation available and that it will rc tu r Wednesday morning, August 25 or if served in any other state as much as 75% of the avera^ 1920. , Shocked by U. S. Thursday morning the 26th, the within the United States, ther crop even if drouth, hail, flood o within twenty-eight days from the other castastrophy overtakes th’ valks were covered with a heavy frost. J date of the service of this citation crop. Sunday was another warm day upon you, to show cause why If there is any year in which th license should not be granted for fanner might profit by taking f u ind 93 in the shade was the hot crop insurance it seems that 191 ‘•.est it got, the sale of certain real property Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis former would be the one if the records art belonging to the estate of the said esidents of Grass Valley, but now to be considered valuable at all. LeRoy H. Martin, and described a There has been no rush to ti k nuking their home in Portland follows, to-wit: ikbrated their golden wedding out this insurance so far but i Lots Nine and Ten in Block AND must be taken out before the croy jr.r.iversary August 15th. Three, Rossmere ¡Addition to Rev. and Mrs. Taber will leave is planted and before October 3' the City of Portland in M ult-• YOU * --------- OPEN CREDIT in any event. It appears to be i in the Monday train for Moscow, - - ---------- -- ' M T ' nomah County, Oregon. matter that might well interes /daho, where the Methodist Annual This citation is served upor Conference convenes September 7st for PERSONAL and 1 fhe wheat farmers of this area. you and each of you by pu'olicatioi o 6th. thereof for a period of four con Vrom the Observer Aug 27, 1929. JUST ONE FHA HOME LOANS secutive weeks in the Shermar Mrs. Anna McDonald, mother of The board of seven who wd County Journal, a newspaper o have the job of redistricting thi \Jeil McDonald of Hay Canyon general circulation, printed and P a li - M utual | ’istrict died at the home of her school districts of this county published in Moro in Sherman . NORSE RACING V an ^ o r t to make them conform on George at Hardman, Oregon . A N Y BRANCH County, Orfgon, by order enterec to modern needs will have som ,n August 21st. i in this cause by the above entitlec Harvest Ball—Moro Opera House thing to .think about for severa . court, on August. 9th, 1939, and months for their job is not an —Friday evening, September 3rd. N O IR T E O S H E R IF F 'S POSSE the date of the first publication oi C. G. Huis and Dr. C. L. Poley easy one. Were it possible fo x ; id io is e s i o w <• this citation is August 11, 1939. vete registered, at the Perkin« -A them to make their decision with • r P O R T iin » - . WITNESS the Honorable George T , tel in Portland this week. > Mr. out regard to age long community i A. Potter, Judge of the County ZOE DELL U I T I O ambition it would be simpler bu Huis consulted with specialists as i CoLtt of the State,.of Oregon for T H I U A M K IN O M O O N IN FINANCING TH I C H D IT i l l O IL O M E IIC A I I E V IE everything must be taken into con to the nature of his stomach Shocked when the United States ( oaerman County, with the sea] of •ouble. They decided it was his ■BQUIK1MINT* OF H A M , COMM1KCE AND INDUSTtY «¡deration. abrogated the 1911 Japanese-U . S. said Court affixed this 9th day From opinions gathered iron eeth aftd had many of then» com m ercial treaty, Tatsuo Kawal, )f August, 1939. many conversations about th nulled. Japanese foreign office spokesm an, George A. Potter Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McVicker county and from criticisms hear intim ated Japan would not demand M I M B I B F I D I R A L D 1 P O I I T IN S U O A N C I C O O P O O A T lO H COUNTY JUDGE »xpt ct to reach home September and from information general! U. S. recognition of its “ new order in County Court Seal. ' 40.43 1st at which time Mr. McVicker trwewn about the condition and d*. E ast A sia” as a new p |p t . basis. . will resume his pastorikl work. dine of the county's- schools In Other Days Folies Stylist cw «¿"COST / ep "“-'0 m s i nnnonnii bm ik ITS W M !TAT{ W t LETS AIL B i m r ì
